Workers are flocking from private companies to the public sector to avoid the worst of the economic storm, senior HR...
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Global bank HSBC has axed 500 jobs in London as the credit crunch continues.
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Poorly trained staff in some pharmacies are giving customers potentially dangerous medical advice, according to an undercover investigation by consumer...
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Business secretary John Hutton yesterday announced government-funded a review to find new ways to boost employee engagement in British businesses.The...
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A former officer with the Metropolitan Police has been jailed for 10 months after admitting to employee fraud involving tens...
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A lesbian soldier who is claiming nearly half a million pounds in compensation from the Ministry of Defence has returned...
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The trade union representing Lloyds TSB employees has demanded that the bank terminate its offshoring agreements in India following the...
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Gordon Brown will today (Tuesday) pledge to provide free nursery places for UK toddlers in a bid to get parents...
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A paramedic has come under fire for not cutting short his lunch break to help a woman who had suffered...
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The only way for organisations to survive the economic crisis is for unions and employers to work towards a common...
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The HR director for XL Leisure Group, which went into administration last week leaving thousands of holidaymakers stranded overseas, has...
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The secret to a successful partnership with unions in the upcoming recession is to maintain the balance of power, HR...
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One in three UK employees have insufficient savings that they could fall back on if they were made redundant, research...
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The number of teachers suspended for reportedly mistreating children has almost doubled in the past five years, forcing councils to...
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The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has joined a growing number of voices in saying that the UK is in,...